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the ethical demand which guides their philosophies and gives substance to their philosophical styles.?The book thereby aims to demonstrate the importance of style in philosophy and suggest some of the intellectual dynamics a philosopher’s conscious awareness of style can create..978-3-031-65121-2978-3-031-65119-9

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Advances in Structural Engineeringas . and ., has links with the second and the third criteria of Emersonian perfectionist writing listed above: respectively, metaphorical and allegorical precision and the presence of embodied figures in the philosophical dialogue.

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Paolo BabbiottiExplores the philosophical styles of Stanley Cavell and Bernard Williams.Seeks to establish the importance of style in philosophy.Considers how style can impact philosophical content

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H. L. Vinayaka,Shivashankar R. Srivatsarfectionists friends, with their idiomatic style, revolutionized “the entire system of philosophy contemporary to them”, thus becoming “representative men”, i.e., models—or rather, different exemplars of Emersonian perfectionism—for anyone who would like to undertake the attempt to find one’s own style in philosophy.

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